Requisition for 200 Men for Gullion Seedling Planting at Pymatun Lake
Requisition has been made on the Titusville re employment office for a force of 200 men to plant gullion seedling trees along the shore of Pymatun ing lake in western Crawford county. Field Engineer Ralph J. Ferris, in charge, cited 350,000 seedlings planted last spring and said Pylathining lake is nearly complete with only a few workers remaining to clear debris and prepare for planting. Pyaultuning Jake spans 70 miles and covers about 15120 acres, a portion of which is in the Obin state. Char ies Heshomm, Micali, suffered severe injuries when two large threr nialieustex collided with his Seid coupe. Hershelmay was hospitalized and later discharged. Ford cars have not advanced in price. Call 201 for demonstration from Powell Motor Co. T-T-S-tE Bivin M. Akin, 46, died at Titusville City Hospital after nine days with pneumonia. Breakfast in New York City and lunch in Brookville is now possible as United Air Lines makes Kylertown a flag stop. A limousine can pick you up at eight at the Roosevelt Hotel and deliver to Newark for a nine o’clock plane, connecting to Kylertown in about an hour and fifteen minutes. from Kylertown to Leacockville is 64 miles. Sammy Blatvy, a young Anderz Blair of Greenville, is hospitalized in critical condition after stepping into the path of a car on the way home from school. The driver was not held.
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Titusville
Pymatuning Lake
Crawford County
Ralph J. Ferris
Tittlsville
Connectign
Ford
Powell Motor Co
Bivin M. Akin
Hast Titusville
Titungilld City Hospital
Wess
Pfleumonia
Brookville Democrat
New York City
Brookville
United Air Lines Jave
Kylertown
Roosevelt Fiotel
Ath Street
Newark
Kyleytown
Lecokville
Sammy Blatvy Young
Aed
Anderz Blair
Greenville
Cgueenville
Archibald Thompson
the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Emma Linstedt
West Pleasant Street
Rober B. Minnich
Tupper Lake
American Legion
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Lehman
Charles Leone
Dunkirk
Sing Sing
Lois
Holtz
New York Central
Dunkkirk
Diag
Diamond Street
J. B. Snitzer
Harry Magdovitz
Phoop
Bay
Columbus
Richard Merker
Taylor
Warren
Justice
Washington
Venango
Clapiot
William A. Schadler
Doe United States Pe
J. 1, Chapman
John 1 Mc Tinney
Vunnine
Local notes mix politics crime and events in Crawford County
William Schnader, candidate for governor, visited Titusville. Registrars in DuBois recorded 454 registrations, with a May ballot pool around 8,217 voters. Meadvile and Corry residents face medical issues. Jamestown health officials plan a rat control campaign. Local church activities, theater changes, scouting trips, and legal notices add to a broad daybook of civic happenings across city and vicinity.
Former Corry Resident Dead
Relatives in the city report the death of Claude Hasbrouck of Winebute Ohio. He was a former Cory resident, living here several years. He is survived by his wife and son Don Hasbrouck of this city and Mrs W C Walker of North Center Street. Details of the death were not available.
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Claude Hasfront
Winebute
Ohio
Easbrouck
Cory
Don Hasbrouck
W. C. Walker
Nori Center Street
Students Draft Constitution At Harrisburg Convention
About 200 college delegates from 20 colleges in Pennsylvania worked on drafting a model constitution. Debates focused on sterilization of mentally ill and habitual criminals, with a decision in favor after hours of discussion. Card party patrons and a public sale note charity events and local farming equipment for sale.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
World's Oldest Man Near Death in Istanbul Hospital
Zava Agha, believed to be the world’s oldest man at 164, lay seriously ill at Wital hospital in Istanbul. A United Press correspondent found him asleep, then awake, murmuring that he would get well and that there are many things to see.
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United Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Zava Agha
Perennial
Turk
Wital Hospital
Show Business Gains Salt Lake City Theater Return
Utah’s theater scene gains momentum as Walter Hampden, a leading American actor, predicts a bright future for stage work. He notes improving business and a revival in popularity compared with last year.
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Salt Lakh City
Utah
Walter Hampden
Amici Class Enjoys Supper and Program
Amici Bible Glass and families gathered at Bo p'etock last eve ning in the church basement. Eighty attended with Otterbein Guild girls aiding in the serving. A afterward program in the church auditorium featured solos, preludes, readings, song numbers, piano duet, roll singing, sixophore and glophone duo to entertain the guests. Proceeds from the Sunday school offering will fund basement classroom repairs.
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Cnembons
Amici Bible Glass
Bo P'Etock
Otterbein Guild
Idle
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